8.) UTILITY SERVICE CONNECTIONS. All electrical supply lines, telephone lines, cable television lines, and any other similar cables or lines which are placed on lots in Liddon Hills Subdivision, shall be placed underground from the public source available to the lot, and any expense incident to the installation thereof, which is not paid by the public utility furnishing the service, shall be at the expense of the owner of the lot at the time of obtaining the service. However, all sewer service lines will be the property of the lot owner.

10.) BUILDING CODES. All construction shall be carried out in compliance with the laws, codes, regulations, zoning (if applicable), and orders of all applicable governmental agencies and authorities. All buildings shall be constructed in accordance with the Southern Building Code, and may be inspected by a qualified inspector before habitation is allowed.

11.) LIDDON HILLS ARCHITECTURAL BOARD. All house plans must be submitted to the Liddon Hills Architectural Board for approval before construction may begin. This board shall have the authority to approve or deny approval of building plans of lot owners, thereby protecting the theme and integrity of the development, and the building's harmony and conformity with other structures in the development.
This board shall consist of two or more owner/developers of the Liddon Hills and Crystal Lake Corporation properties, or their agents or assigns. The board will cease to exist once all lots in the development have been sold and built upon. The developer agrees to forward a copy of said plans to the Board as soon as possible and prior to approval of said plans.
In the event that the developer or its designated representative fails to approve or disapprove such design and location within a period of thirty (30) days after said plans and specifications have been submitted to it, or if no litigation to enjoin the erection of such building or the making of such alterations has been commenced prior to the completion thereof, such approval will not be required and this covenant will be deemed to have been fully complied with.

12.) LIDDON HILLS SEWER SYSTEM. All lots in Liddon Hills Subdivision will be served by an environmentally-safe pressure sewer system, in which the pipes, lines & valves that are in the public right-of-way, are to be operated & maintained by the City of Corinth, except for the individual lot service connections, which are to be owned & maintained by the lot owner.
An approved Grinder Pump Package must be used with this system, and may be supplied to the lot owner by the developer, depending on the agreement as outlined under "Special Provisions" in the Sales Contract. It will be the responsibility of the lot owner to have his builder correctly install the System on the lot, and thereafter to own & maintain the pump, basin, service lines, and service connection as long as he owns his lot. Pump warranties will be the responsibility of the respective manufacturers.

13.) TREE-PROTECTION COVENANT. The removal of a living, healthy tree or trees will not be allowed, if said tree is eight (8) inches in diameter or larger, when measured at a point four (4) feet above the ground, unless approved in writing by the developer, or Liddon Hills Architectural Board, and necessary for the construction of a residence, outbuilding, or other approved structure, or is endangering such structure. Tree maintenance by the lot owner is encouraged, such as the trimming and removal of dead or hazardous limbs.

14.) LOT MAINTENANCE. Each lot owner shall be responsible for maintaining the appearance of his lot, whether or not any improvements have been built on it. This includes, but is not limited to: picking up litter, keeping the grass mowed, picking up and stacking dead limbs, and keeping the property in a general state of repair. Until a house is built upon a lot, the developers, at their option and their discretion, may mow and have dead trees and debris removed from such lots, and the owner of such lot shall be obligated to reimburse the subdivision developers for the cost of such work.